Well, he's only got five years left to fulfill that goal.
Glenn, the former Jets' first-round pick, has lost a step, but his smarts and dedication to the game will keep him around for another season.
Saints coach Sean Payton, who got to know Glenn when the two were with the Cowboys, has added Glenn to shore up his abysmal secondary.
The Saints running back had a tough year in 2007, failing to improve on a promising rookie season and missing the last four games with a knee injury.
His first step in trying to get better is staying in New Orleans for the off-season. Last year, he went back to southern California, and he said it didn't give him the best opportunity to succeed during the regular season.
Saints coach Sean Payton, a big believer in off-season conditioning (thanks in part to working under Bill Parcells in Dallas), urged Bush to stick around N'Awlins.
